Bringing the topic back from the dead Have people tried both T-500 and TX-500 "wax guard one". does the Tx does what it claims without compromising sound quality? sounds like a nice feature, I just don't know if it changes the sound signature

I want to record the audio of some concerts from Palladia channel, you know, those that are not released on DVD or CD... unique presentations. As everybody else, I'm looking for the best solution for the lowest price... The two things that came to my mind: ART Phono Plus V2: ~100 Buy ART...

cool, let me know how it goes, unamped.

I've to buy a mp3 player for my wife and I was thinking about the nano because of the genius app that generate playlists for you.. I uses a Sansa myself but I don't want to turn playlist into a science project for her. So, the bottom line is, does the iPod drives the RE0 well? If not, do...

Do you have to send them the cables together with the IEM or do is this some kind of "universal" connector and the cables are not required for him to do the job? My TF10 is brand new, so the cables are good. but I think I would want something more soft then the stock cables for the custom...

Do you guys buy some custom replaceable cables to add to the customs? what cables do you guys use? the ones from UE11 or something? I'm planning on doing my TF10 next month

If he needs bass, you should give E3 or E5 a try, they are cheap and will give the extra gain on bass. but I hardly see TF10 needing more bass..

Quote: Originally Posted by Modifiedz You know you can easily get an ear infection by sharing IEM's with friends. (or even switching IEM's from your own right and left ears) you can also get HIV and 1000 other STD's by having sex... and that have never stopped anybody...

My personal experience would say that the TF10 doesn't need an amp at all. I've borrowed a friend's CORDA 3MOVE from Meier-audio and I didn't notice any difference at all. tried with normal mode and also using meier's embedded cross feed. nothing. In my case, I'm using a Sansa Fuze to drive...

Quote: Originally Posted by karmalaw well, I suppose you could always send your ears in first. Van Gogh'd. Ok, I deserved that for not putting it right. By taking the impressions first I meant, can I go to the nearest place and take the impressions or are there any kind of...

Quote: Originally Posted by rawrster the tips and the way the iems are made u can use the olives but u have to decore the tube which is fairly easy the RE0 has single and double flange tips but its up to you if they are comfortable..i found them comfortable but i just like olives...

Do you need to take the ear impressions first and send to them? how does it works?

how did you fit the shure olives on RE0? I bought a set of olives and by no means I couldn't make them fit.

Have you guys done the re shelling on the TF10? Does it sounds as good as before?

I'm coming from an UM1, those things are so comfortable that the only time you notice that you are wearing them is when you see a silent train passing by.... I might go for a re shell too but I'm concerned about the side effect that it can be in the overall performance. I believe that TF10...

Quote: Originally Posted by hockeyb213 Tf10's experience no audible burn in so if you are burning them in it really isn't worth your time. So the sibilance that I notice now on a few songs will remain as is??? now I'm disappointed.

Quote: Originally Posted by LoganT I find I have to put the IEM's in and then wrap the cord over my ears. Also have you tried lifting up on your ear and then inserting them? Lift my ears? only if it's like the face lift surgery kind... Jokes aside, I found the sound very...

Mine just arrived. are they made using Shrek ears impression or something? how the hell do you fit these things? with pictures I spent more time trying to fit these things in my ears then my wife took getting ready for the marriage. Also, the cable are damn thick, they just don't contour...

Are Shure olives compatible with TF-10 out of the box?

Quote: Originally Posted by neozengar amazon, ebay, search for shure black foams. Amazon.com: Shure PA910M Replacement Black Foam Sleeves (Medium) for Shure SE210, SE310, SE420, SE530 and SE530PTH Earphones: Electronics Are these the famous Shure Olives that we are looking for?

I bought mine from Klipsch, for sure they do allow you to return it for a full refund. Even not liking the S4 because of the sibilance, I can't complain about Klipsch customer service. no question asked, no restock fee nor any hidden charge. Just send it back... oh, and they told me to keep the...

My father gave the same task few months back, find him an confortable IEM to use with helmet so he could use while riding his HD. it came down to Westone UM1. if you check this picture http://www.radtech.us/Images/Product...tyWestone1.jpg you will notice that it barely have any tip coming...

Very likely. I recently sold something trough the market place, and amazon holds your money for two weeks before sending to you. I guess if there's a problem with the headset, you just call amazon or something and they would step in.

I have owned both, and for me it's the RE0 hands down. My S4 had so much sibilance that it pissed me off every time I wanted to listen to my favorite songs. I returned it and now bought an RE0. RE0 sounds very good, and it doesn't have the same bass as the S4, so if you like that extra bass...

I think so. I played a mix of pink noise and white noise for about 50 hours... plus the regular music playing... I didn't play it loud, it was connected straight to a Sansa Fuze and the volume around 50-70%. The sibilance was really there to a point that I couldn't listen to my favorite songs...